WIRED 2024 Program
Hands-on tutorials
March 13th
The whole day will be dedicated to hands-on tutorials. Four worldwide used toolboxes will be presented in two parallel sessions. Both in the morning and in the afternoon, attendees will have the opportunity to choose between two sessions to learn how to process intracranial data with various methods and tools. To attend the hands-on tutorials, participants will have to register and bring their own laptops.
Please be present at 9:00 for badge pickup and breakfast
Lectures
March 14th – AM
Research Lecture Session
Physiopathological insights
Chair: Marie-Laure Welter
9:00 – Registration – Welcome breakfast
9:30 – Event introduction
9:45 – Huiling Tan – Adaptive DBS informed by intracranial recordings in humans
10:15 – Jan Schönberger – HFOs in epileptic and “healthy” brain tissue
10:45 – Coffee Break
11:00 – Emmanuel Barbeau – Concept cells and concept cells
11:30 – Lucia Wittner – Role of excitatory and inhibitory circuits in the generation of synchronies emerging in the human neocortex, in vitro.
12:00 – Discussion
12:30 – Lunch & Poster session
March 14th – PM
Methodological aspects Session
Methodological advances
Chair: Valerio Frazzini
14:30 – Alexandre Gramfort – Building neuromotor interfaces from surface EMG or how to record single neurons of the motor cortex non-invasively
15:00 – John C. Mosher (visio) – Reconstructing neural sources of activity from SEEG signals
15:30 – Agnès Trébuchon – How to manage functionnal exploration during presurgical evaluation of epilepsy
16:00 – Discussion
16:30 – Coffee Break
16:45 – Anaïs Llorens – Intracranial EEG recordings of interpersonal communication
17:15 – Robert T. Knight (visio) – Insights into Human Cognition from Intracranial Recording
19:00 – Social event @ secret place
March 15th – AM
Research Lecture Session
Cognitive explorations
Chair: Brian Lau
8:30 – Breakfast
9:00 – Michael Pereira – Cortical and subcortical microelectrode recordings to study perceptual decisions and confidence
9:30 – Maansi Desai – Understanding speech and language development using intracranial recordings in pediatric epilepsy
10:00 – F.-Xavier Alario – Signal variability and “cognitive resolution” in SEEG research
10:30 – Coffee Break
10:45 – Jacques Jonas – Understanding human face identity recognition with intracerebral recording and electrical stimulation
11:15 – Discussion
11:45 – Conclusion
Posters
During breaks
After a fruitful set of lectures let’s have casual moments where everyone can discuss with the speakers, chat about where the field is going, and present their ongoing work on posters…
Posters will be presented during the breaks of the 14th. Poster presenters have to register for this session (the frames are portrait oriented – 170cm tall and 90cm wide).